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2 years ago

Many maps use a feature called isolines, lines that connect points that have equal value. For example,

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bonufazy [111]2 years ago

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Answer:

3) The numerical distance between lines is called the interval, and on each map, the interval is the

same between all lines.

Explanation:

3) The numerical distance between lines is called the interval, and on each map, the interval is the

same between all lines.

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Sparta was a society dedicated to war. At the age of 7, Spartan boys went to live in military barracks to be trained as soldiers. While the women, stayed home and took care of everything. Women had a lot of freedom in Sparta. They could own property’s and they can choose who they want to marry.

In Athens women had very little rights and freedom. They could not own property, banned from reading, and they had no choice in marriage. Athenian boys learned how to read, write, play music, they learned math, and fitness. Athenian girls stayed home and were taught how to run a household from their mothers.

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· https://www.reference.com

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